(27 Jan 2022, 7:05 pm)Storx wrote There's not 13 zones though. There's only 5 zones. Ashington, Blyth, Morpeth, Tyne and Wear and Tyne Valley. For some reason they've decided to print all the zone combinations out separately on there for some reason but I'm assuming it's just because it's what people are used to and it's easy for people to read it.

If it was promoting the tickets I'd agree though. But usually they use 1 zone, 2 zones and all zone tickets as seen when they first launched it here - https://www.flickr.com/photos/islandyorkie/5124828158/

Must admit it would be nice for a map of the actual zones on the internet somewhere though which doesn't seem to exist anymore since the god awful new website.

The last Arriva fares map that I saw a few years ago was hideously complex - it had zones within zones within zones, especially in Durham.

Quite frankly I’ve lost track of all the zones that Arriva have - but it’s bewildering that you seem to suggest you find their schemes simpler than what Go North East are rolling out with their new county tickets to replace the previous GoZone tickets.


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